«إِيدْ وَاحْدَهْ مَا تْسَقَّفْشْ»

Some undertakings cannot be completed by one person, because they require the participation or effort of others to be carried through.

Using the physical image that a clap requires two hands, the proverb stresses the limits of acting alone when a matter depends on others working together.

Use it when explaining that an individual cannot complete a particular task alone and that the involvement of others is needed for it to be done.